Miradme Ho Quotes & Sayings

No, this is my revenge. I am giving you just what you want, I'm releasing you. And yet I'm really not. I'll inflict torments on you, subtle torments, day after day, year after year- that's why you're necessary to me. — Buddhadeva Bose

President Obama has repeatedly urged Congress to let the Bush tax cuts expire for those earning more than $250,000 a year. Increasing rates on top earners is an obvious way to raise revenue from those who can afford it most. — Christina Romer

God, he was an evil bastard, but boy was he good! — MFR

I became very interested in the Islamic question, and thought I would try to understand it from the roots, ask very simple questions and somehow make a narrative of that discovery. — V.S. Naipaul

Reality is a terrific drug. — Jason Gurley

When God closes a door, he opens a window, but it's up to you to find it. — Jeannette Walls

The word agriculture, after all, does not mean "agriscience," much less "agribusiness." It means "cultivation of land." And cultivation is at the root of the sense both of culture and of cult. The ideas of tillage and worship are thus joined in culture. And these words all come from an Indo-European root meaning both "to revolve" and "to dwell." To live, to survive on the earth, to care for the soil, and to worship, all are bound at the root to the idea of a cycle. It is only by understanding the cultural complexity and largeness of the concept of agriculture that we can see the threatening diminishments implied by the term "agribusiness." (pg. 285, The Use of Energy) — Wendell Berry

People really didn't change very much, he thought; they only decayed. — Soseki Natsume

But in my heart I knew that just like the new grass, I wasn't strong enough yet to be walked on — Wendelin Van Draanen

Sometimes, what's right is not peaceful or passive. What matters is that you do not hide from the consequences. You bear what must be borne. — Orson Scott Card

We are all part of a vast sea of love. One indivisible mind. — Marianne Williamson

There is silence and then the familiar smack of Beatrice Muriel's palm against her forehead. "A love marriage," she says. In her opinion, love marriages border on the indecent. They signify a breakdown of propriety, a giving in to the base instincts exhibited by the lower castes and foreigners. — Nayomi Munaweera

The measure of a man, she said finally, is not the words that mark his end, but everything he's done since his beginning. — T.J. Klune

When we are able to use our brain functions integratively, we can use our brain and the power of consciousness for a purpose that is big enough to benefit all. — Ilchi Lee